eBay is already using machine learning capabilities to enhance your experience on the site, have you noticed?
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Rent the Runway Wants You to Clean Out Your Closet…Permanently
Rent the Runway aspires to be a “closet in the cloud,” and it is using data to make it happen.
Beauty Brand with Droves of Data: How Glossier Employs Machine Learning
Glossier engages its customers on numerous platforms, each providing this beauty brand with a wealth of data. Glossier is feeding this data into machine learning algorithms to better direct the customer down a purchasing path and to automate the crowdsourcing of product development.
H&M Bets Big on Machine-Learning to Survive
In an effort to come back from its multi-year slump, H&M is turning to machine-learning. Is machine-learning the answer to H&M’s problems and is it too late?
ETSY – “Keeping Commerce Human” through Machine Learning
How will Etsy use machine learning to retain customers in a sea of mass produced products?
Stitch Fix: Using Machine Learning to Help The Grinch
Stitch Fix uses machine learning to help you answer that age old question of what to wear
Choosy: Give the People What They Want…To Buy
Solving the billion dollar unsold inventory problem in traditional retail
Shazam for Clothing – Making ‘Inspiration to Purchase’ Possible
Visual Search is changing the way people shop online and is becoming a must-have tool for a business online. Why?
Is it time to say “good bye” to stylists as a profession: Kapsula.com.ua and pickup.fashion develop AI-stylist to dress you up.
In 2018 Kapsula, online fashion marketplace, in collaboration with pickup.fashion introduced AI-stylist, which helps customers to generate complete looks within seconds depending on weather, color palette preference, and occasion.
Burberry: Digitizing Luxury Retail with Machine Learning
Advances in machine learning (ML) are tilting the playing field in consumer retail. On the one hand, tech-savvy pioneers like Amazon and Glossier are leveraging ML to captivate Millennials and Gen Z consumers with ever more engaging and personalized online shopping experiences. On the other, traditional retail brands, especially luxury labels, hesitate to embrace ecommerce for fear of losing their exclusive, white-glove service experiences delivered through the brick-and-mortar channel. Using Burberry as a case study, this article discusses why luxury retail brands must develop a robust ecommerce strategy to stay relevant, and how leveraging ML can help them win over online shoppers without diluting brand equity.